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Chameleon
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TextBox tb = new TextBox("title", null, 5, TextField.DECIMAL);
tb.addCommand(new Command("Ok", Command.BACK, 0));
tb.setCommandListener(this);
Display dis = Display.getDisplay(this);
dis.setCurrent(tb);
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The code above shows (in my mobile Sony Ericsson K300i) a TextBox with 2
Commands "Ok" and "Ok".
If TextBox is empty of chars, first "Ok" is grayed but second not.
I suspect that the first Command "Ok" is part of TextBox (Screen) and
when I press it, it does nothing and commandAction method does not run.
Only when I press the second Command "Ok" commandAction method runs.
So, first "Ok" is "feature" of my mobile or it is in MIDP Specification?
If the second, how can I get access to this Command?
TextBox tb = new TextBox("title", null, 5, TextField.DECIMAL);
tb.addCommand(new Command("Ok", Command.BACK, 0));
tb.setCommandListener(this);
Display dis = Display.getDisplay(this);
dis.setCurrent(tb);
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The code above shows (in my mobile Sony Ericsson K300i) a TextBox with 2
Commands "Ok" and "Ok".
If TextBox is empty of chars, first "Ok" is grayed but second not.
I suspect that the first Command "Ok" is part of TextBox (Screen) and
when I press it, it does nothing and commandAction method does not run.
Only when I press the second Command "Ok" commandAction method runs.
So, first "Ok" is "feature" of my mobile or it is in MIDP Specification?
If the second, how can I get access to this Command?